but do we have enough ted koppel's? jim lehrers? we could use some more.hey were dear people who cared about each other. there were a lot of women -- they became media figures. we have repeated evidence that if you put -- if you have more people of color and more women on courts, they will have greater success in the marketplace. madeleine: i don't know if you can talk out of school about cnn. they did air the kaitlan collins trump interview. mr. gergen: i think in retrospect, you have to say, she is a gutsy woman. madeleine: she is. mr. gergen: she tried to stand up to him, but he is just overpowering. it was an impossible task for her. i was glad she survived. i give her a major position. madeleine: that raises the question, do you put trump on the air for a live one-on-one interview? mr. gergen: i think trump -- i don't think trump ought to be given a free ride. i think he ought to be held up. he has to be held up to the standard of responding to questions from the press. madeleine: he will just lie or obfuscate. mr. gergen: he has to be called on it. y

and so i wanted to read lily koppel's book to see how she had done it, which is actually a thing that authors do i wanted to see how she had taken this story which we all know. and and flipped it around in reverse and told the sort of from the opposite perspective. and so i'm reading this book very closely on the plane. and i'm very early in the book and it mentioned that one of the wives was a private pilot. who had longed fly in an all-female airplane race that had started in the 1920s 1920s and had once featured amelia earhart. and that's the line that just stopped me. because like most of you i had never heard of air racing. i had never heard of in all female air race. i'd never heard of amelia racing anything. i only knew that story that most of us knew she flew across the ocean. she was the first one to do it. and so because it was 2016 i was able to open my computer get wi-fi off the plane and google it instantly. and i don't know what happens when you do that now, but in 2016 when you googled this race all i really found was a wikipedia page and it just listed the 20 women who

thank you, commissioner koppel. yeah, more than confident this group did their due diligence with all their outreach. they're very established being in their location. so they've already been a part of this community. i'm not going to hesitate to make some motions here. i'm going to move to adopt the shadow findings on 15 a approve , 15, b and c, and then recommend approval to the boss on 15 d second, thank you. commissioner dimond. so i am also an enthusiast supporter of this project, and we'll tell you why in a moment. but i want to address one or at least hear from staff on one question that was raised by several commenters, and that's whether our approval of this project in any way has an impact on deliberations we may or may not have in the future. on 2700 sloat just creating the sud here in any way create a precedent or move us in a direction that is more likely to result in an approval for that project and issue raised by two of the commenters? yeah, good question. commissioner diamond, gabriella pacheco, dep

. >> i remember something ted koppel said years ago. truth is not a polite tap on the shoulder, it is an approach. truth is a power of itself. but it must be spoken kindly. mary poppins said a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down and i'm going to talk to the communications people, some senators after this event. one of the things i'm going to say to them is those of us that are conservatives need to get off defense. these are not our policies and beliefs and philosophies that have brought america to the edge of financial ruin and have caused other nations to have such a low regard for us now and an inability to keep our promises so we need to get off the defense and start holding these secular progressives like all of them, i don't even call them the left anymore, the progressives accountable for what they are doing to the country whether it's the schools, the economy, the military. look at the military. joining the military used to be something incredibly admirable and now you've got all these woke policies in the department an

>> a member something ted koppel said years ago. the truth is not eight polite tap on the shoulder. truth is a howling reproach. truth has a power of its own. but it must be spoken kindly. mary poppins had a great line a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. i'm going to talk to the communications people after this event. one of things i'mm going to say to them is that those of us who are conservatives need to get on defense. thesean are not our policies and beliefs and philosophies that have brought america to the edge of financial ruin. and have caused other nations to have such a low regard for us now. an inability to keep our promises. we need to get off the defense and start holding the secular progressives hold them accountable for their doing to this country but with its schools, the economy, where there is the military but look at the military during the military is to be something incredibly admirable. and i've got these woke up policies from the defense department they are counting a race, gender, trans this and that. they are hurting on recruiting and it's the sam

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well, remember something ted koppel said years ago, truth is, is not a polite tap on the shoulder.ruth is a howling reproach. so i think truth has a of its own and but it must be spoken kindly. and mary poppins had, a great line. a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. and i'm going to talk to the communications people with some senators after this event. and of the things i've got to say to them is those of us who are conservatives need to get off defense. these are not our policy and beliefs and philosophies that have brought america to the edge of financial ruin and have caused other nations to have such a low regard for us now and an inability to keep our promises. so we need to get off the defense and start holding these secular progressives, as i call. i don't even call them the left anymore. the secular progressives accountable, for what they're doing to this country, whether it's the schools, whether it's the economy, whether it's the military. look at the military. i mean. joining the military used to be something incredibly admirable. and now you've got all these